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I use the Solnet nuget package on my .net application and I cannot assign a custom fee value for any token transfer or sol transfer in this package. After this process, it automatically gives the fee value as 0.000005 SOL. And the token transfers I sent cannot be found on the network, and I think the reason for this is the low fee amount. I have never encountered a manual fee assignment method in the Solnet nuget package.
var transactionBuilder = new TransactionBuilder()
.SetRecentBlockHash(recentBlockHash.Result.Value.Blockhash)
.SetFeePayer(fromAccount)
.AddInstruction(TokenProgram.Burn(
fromAssociatedTokenAccount,
receiverAssociatedTokenAccount,
100000,
fromAccount
));
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I use the Solnet nuget package on my .net application and I cannot assign a custom fee value for any token transfer or sol transfer in this package. After this process, it automatically gives the fee value as 0.000005 SOL. And the token transfers I sent cannot be found on the network, and I think the reason for this is the low fee amount. I have never encountered a manual fee assignment method in the Solnet nuget package.
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